Everything alive has a microbiota.
From the human body to animals, plants and soil, the microbiota governs the health of all life. Microbiota.org is the institute that organizes, certifies and brings this science to the world.
What the evidence showed,
updated every day
Structured summaries of the world literature, each traceable to its source by DOI.
Intelligent Delivery of Probiotics and Postbiotics: Shaping Microbial Therapies
A narrative review maps encapsulation and controlled-release strategies for probiotics and postbiotics aimed a…
A Low-Gluten Diet Reduces the Abundance of Potentially Beneficial Bacteria in the Gut Microbiota of Healthy Adults
Eight weeks of a low-gluten diet significantly reduced the abundance of Bifidobacterium spp. and other potenti…
TMAO and Cardiovascular Disease: Potential as a Biomarker
Non-systematic narrative review concludes TMAO associates with cardiovascular risk in observational and animal…
The planet’s largest organ is invisible.
Trillions of microorganisms decide digestion, immunity, mood and metabolism, in humans, animals, plants and whole ecosystems. To understand the microbiota is to understand life. No one had organized it as a global reference. We did.
Why this is the largest category in life science
The invisible intelligence that sustains life
An organ in its own right
The gut microbiota acts as a metabolic organ: it produces vitamins, trains the immune system and regulates hormones and neurotransmitters.
A network of axes
It connects to brain, liver, skin, lung, kidney, heart and reproductive system. Medicine moved from the isolated organ to the network.
In every form of life
Animals, plants and soil have their own microbiomes, and the health of each depends on them. The microbiota is universal.
Specific and measurable
Effects are entity-specific, a strain, a metabolite, a fiber each has its own evidence, dose and indication.
What you find at Microbiota.org
Consultation System
The daily tool: search entity, condition and evidence in seconds. Live search of the world literature plus a curated scientific library.
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Competence credential for professionals, accreditation for courses, conformity attestation for products. The mark the market recognizes.
Explore the credentials ›Training
The clinical school of microbiota. Training and certification that turn evidence into clinical practice.
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